Thomas V. Hill: A Retrospective of an Artist by Woodland Cultural Centre
Woodland Cultural Centre's publication Thomas V. Hill: A Retrospective of an Artist is an exhibition catalogue to accompany the exhibition of the same name, organized by Woodland Cultural Centre and curated by Patricia Deadman.
Celebrate the remarkable life and artistic legacy of Thomas V. Hill with this comprehensive exhibition catalogue, accompanying the acclaimed retrospective Thomas V. Hill: A Retrospective of an Artist (April 10 – July 31, 2021). This richly illustrated publication offers an intimate look into Hill’s incredible journey from childhood artist and performer to influential curator, arts administrator, and champion of Indigenous arts in Canada.
Featuring exclusive essays and reflections, including "Tom Hill, In His Own Words" from an interview with Woodland Cultural Centre Curator Patricia Deadman, and heartfelt tributes by Janis Bomberry, Rick Hill, Kelly Greene, Trudy Nicks, Lee-Ann Martin, and Patricia Deadman, this catalogue provides deeper insight into Hill’s creative spirit, leadership, and enduring influence on Indigenous art and culture.
Highlights include:
- A comprehensive retrospective of Hill's artistic works created prior to his curatorial career
- Anecdotes from colleagues and collaborators reflecting his mentorship and dedication
- Historical context on Hill’s innovative projects, such as his ceramic mural at Expo '67
- Personal stories revealing his multifaceted talents as a painter, singer, actor, and writer
This publication is an essential addition for art lovers, scholars, and anyone inspired by Hill’s commitment to Indigenous arts and culture. Whether you're a seasoned collector or new to Hill’s work, this catalogue offers an inspiring glimpse into the life of a distinguished artist and leader.
Publisher: Woodland Cultural Centre
Date: 2023
Pages: 60 p.
Dimensions: 6” x 9” CHANGE DIMENSIONS
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 978-1-896144-77-1
Language: English
Edition Size: ?
Price: $35 CAD/USD
